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About Rome

I’ve seen em, right, in King’s Landing alleys—smellin’ of cheap wine and desperation. One time, this bird—Jenny, maybe?—she’s got eyes like Eilis, “lookin’ for somethin’ better,” but she’s stuck shaggin’ blokes for coppers. Made me mad, that—why’s the world gotta grind em down? I drink, I brood, I know things—like how them girls started way back. Fact is, ancient Mesopotamia, 2400 BC, temple prossies—holy tarts, they called em! Servin’ gods and punters alike. Wild, innit?

Prosecutors: Berlusconi had many prostitutes

of money as a prostitute than to choose to work at a minimum wage job like McDonald’s. FACT: Prostitution is an intrinsically abusive institution that preys on those who are mostly poor, .

So, I’m rollin’ down Via Roma, right? The sun’s shining, birds are chirping, and I’m like, “Today’s gonna be a breeze.” But then, BAM! I see this dude sprinting down the street. Like, full-on Usain Bolt mode. I’m thinkin’, “What’s he running from?” Turns out, he’s just late for his bus. Classic Segrate, man. Everyone’s always in a rush.

Carlo Ratti restores the offices of Oscar Niemeyer's Palazzo Mondadori in Segrate and transforms them into a playground